1
ATWOOD'S
White Pine Cough Syrup
Cares Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and all Bronchial
Troubles. It will give quick relief if you
have a cold. TRY IT.
BROCK & McCOMAS CO.
DRUGGISTS
FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1ST.3
AVIin wealth realizes its re
sponsibilitlcs. when It is used to
relieve suffering, to promote ed
ucation, to bring works of art
within the enjoyment ol nil,
then it Is a protection and a
strength. Henry Cabot Lodge.
HOW MARKETS ARE MADE.
, sociatlo'u. nor did It and In Umatilla
, ount. witl- the adoption of a set of
1 l.y-laws find a name. Where Is the
t 1
( Columbia Ttlver Basin Irrigation As
sociation? Cnn it report to the state
- 1 secretary now. in order that the
claims of shis eounty may he entered
i.sar the head of the list?
So far. but three counties of Ore
gon Crook. Klcmnth ttnd Harney
have reported to the state secretary.
The counties that expect to obtain sol
much settlement from incoming immi
gration, that have such excellent
plans to be considered, that are so
conveniently situated to transporta
tion and markets, are the very ones
The interview with C. J. Millls, in that are lagging with their reports.
DONT BLAME THE BOY.
A sixteen-year-old boy sits In front
of a telegraph desk at 2 o'clock In
the morning, at some lonely Blntion
In the dcscrL
Human lives, scores of them, de
pend upon his ability to till a man's
place nnd possess a matj's memory
nnd understanding.
Time drags on Slowly. The night
was created for rest, nnd he Is turn
ing it Into day. Nature cries for
sleep. He's only a boy: growing yet.
In mind nnd stature; his habits In a
formative renon. his experience lim
ited, the appreciation of bis awful re
sponsibility not strong In his mind.
Jlonefct. able, dextrous, genlnl. the
making of a good man. yet he Is a
l.oy and has a boy's strength.
Lonely and tired out. he nods In his
rhair.
Half asleep, he copies a train ordor
upon the fulflllmtnt of which depends
a hundred lives. He does his work
mechanically, for bejbas learned the
art well, huj his youthful mind is
dimmed by want of rest.
The heavy laden train thunders In
to his station. He delivers the orders
before him, passes a liartlng Jest with
the train crew, who sweep on Into the
darkness, and the boy nods again.
A few miles further the dreaming
passengers awake In the crash of
wreck and the blaze of holocaust. One
older was not delivered. 1
The boy forgot. Twenty lives arei
the price of the deed. Anguished 1
f 1 lends would almost turn upon him j 4
I lor revenge but hold.
UNDERWEAR SALE
We must sell all our heavy wool underwear at once, for
we need room (or new spring stock, soon to arrive. Notice
the very low prices quoted below, nnd Remember tat these
same goods arc helorc our customer'! -very diy, marked in
plain figures and you can see lor yourself h- teener selling
price-; and know that you are getting th BARGAINS we ad-
Milt
KIou-
vertise.
Men's heavy Australian JjiiubV Wool t'lid.rufitr. wortli fi a
eliewln-w, uui M'tcial pile for this sale, pel .It.
Von', bwivv three- bread wool underwiai, luuvj u.ough for I
dike" wear, special sale price, $1.13 per garment.
Mtn'x good weight blue all wool underwear, our regular 11.26 wear,
for this sale only 95c per garment
Me: 's all wool double breasted underwear, good heavy weight, special
price for this sale. ttc ler garment.
Men' heavv mixed wool, grey underwear, special 48c per garment
Tlo's all wool ' uderwear, reduced for this wle 0 ler eent from they
rernlai prices. "Each size If a dlflVrent pi Ice so we cannot take space to
Hit each price,
Ladies' all wool tine ribbed, grey underwear, our regular 1 1 wear,
special ptlee for tll site. SOc per garmeut
Indies' mixed wool ribbed underwear, 75c grade, special, 55o.
Ladles' mixed wih! cream color uuderwear, 60c grade, Be3ial, 4!c.
ladles beavv tleece lined underuear, Hpeeial price, 40c.
Mines' heavy wool underwear, 20 per cent on" regular prices.
Winter is not over yet, and knowing that the present
cold snap will make a demand for warm underwear, we have
made the above special prices to clean up all our heavy woolen
underwear.
Don't Forget the Place
THE I AIM
THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY
-Ods issue, contains some pointed and Don't delay this Important matter! He's only a boy. Sixteen years old.
thoughtful suggestions to stoqmen of any longer. Make a report at once. ' he Is doing the best he can. You
the Inland Empire. and by prompt action and energetic
He lays stress upon the fact that a work, invite the government to con
locality establishes Its reputation a? slder the incomparable plans of Unia
a market by offering an excellent out- tllla county.
put tt the buyer. He says a half-ted
c.h..u,. (n.u.1, ,ur " money to achieve any great work, positions, who will conduct the bus
calf nrnlit to the uronut-er. .7-1 i, .1. ., . 'i..r w... .
, Aut: iaaiv ui rtfuiuiuimg uie iiesen caii-.iiiess ui me luiurei
were once a boy. You made a start
once, and like every other human
who ever lived and held a job. you
made mistnkes."
It requires work, thought, time nndj If boys do not learn trades and hold
JQ Ml IA g. m -
Special
-IK
Dress Skirts
AND
Rainy Day
nrfs
-AT-
EdEbetfi
it e a
S
Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired at Once
Deiaj v,i; iead to serious breaks.
First r'ass work guaranteed by
BECK, the Reliable Plumber.
Court street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel
In short, he makes it plain that cot 1)e aecomplished in a vear nor a
slovenly methods bring poor returns decade, so the start should be made
ubu mat stimuli amj aretui H.uuage-as eafjv as possible.
ment yield their handsome profits.
The fact of the matter is. that
The unprecedentedsettlenient in the
stockmen of the Inland Empire njuat.
improve their methods of handling
'.arid territory demands action tn the
stock for market, if they expect to'
1'old 'the record of high priced pro
ducts. -
More attention must be paid to the
shelter and feeding of cattle and j
sheep. The markets are dnmandin
a first-class .article In flrst-olass condi
tion, and pioneer methods will not an
swer in thi keen competition of to-
cay.
In this favored country, whore lum
ber is plentiful and cheap, every
farm .should have ample shod room
for the stock it supports.
Shelter for stock Is half the battle
it. preparing for market. The selec
tion of feed, that Is intended to make
the fastest increase in weight, coupl
ed with solidity and firmness, is the
other half of the battle. Because the.
pioneers did not make a specialty of
sheds and did not study the minute
details of the science of rnarketin
stock, is no reason that these points
shall not be considered today.
The pioneers iiad none of today's
keen competition to meet. The stock
man of this century is surrounded
with competitors who are versed in
the science, and If he wins be mast
be able to meet them in the markets
of the .world with a finished product
as well brtd. as well fed. and well
marketed as that of his rivals.
Xo country on the Pacific Coast has
brighter prospects ahead than the
great basin of the .Northwest. The
raw material for a wealth and profit
producing capacity, four fold greater
than the present, lies untouched in
the idle alfalfa lands wheat fields
and orchards that must be brought
to life by the vitality ot TVestern en
terprise. At the gateway of the best
market In the world, it must prepare
to furnish the market the grade of
finished product It demands.
part ot those in charge of the gov
ernment work. The cry for land can-
not be stilled by promises. The tire
less quest for homes Is driving the
government to hurry the transforma
tion of the desert Umatilla county
cannot afford to lag In the procession.
STATE PRISON REFORM.
If you say that experienced meni
shall hold all the positions of trust,
where will the supply be obtained ,
to meet .he demand? Boys must !
work. It Is right that they should.'
7 he younger they can hold a position
after they have fully prepared for it.
the better. Tho old man with no;
Bargains in
trade, no colling, no craft or skill, is '
a pitiful object.
Don't blame the boy who makes a ,
mistake. Help him. I
Use Perrin's Pile Specific
i The Interim! remedy core by re
moving thecue It cnre all dis
eases ut the digestive organs. For
ile br all dnimuts.
Dr. IIkhin Medicjl Co ,
Helena, iion'..
Interesting; DamonM mailMl tiv
by asking.
UMATILLA SHOULD RESPOND.
Secretary .James M. Moore, of the
Oregon Irrigation Association, has
made a sp'sclal request for reports on
irrigation works, from the counties of
Umatilla. Baker. Wasco Grant nnd
Malheur. If Oregon shares In the dis
tribution of government funds she
must present her claims. If the pro
visions of the irrigation laws are. 10
be enjoyed by this state, she must get'
out of Ooeasy street and meet herj
competitors In the fair open field ofj
contest
Irrigation In Oregon did not end
with the- organization of a state as--
The interesting and Instructive ar
ticles written upon the subject of the
portage railway problem, by John E.
Lathrop, and which are now being
run in the Oregon Daily Journal, me
being widely copied and favorably1
commented upon by the press of the
Inland Empire, as they highly tie-
servo.
In the appointment of a superin
tendent of the state prison. Governor
Chamberlain needs seriously to con
sider certain reforms that are Imper
ative at that Institution.
An appointee who would be indiff-
ereut, to the moral and sanitary condi
tions of the convicted men under his
charge, would be unfit to hold that
plaee, and none such will be appoint
ed. I
There has been statements pub-!
lished about the bl drinking water'
affecting the aealth of the prisoners j The cold-wave flag
There may be something to that, but j means zero weather,
all know that In the old part of the M; nioUture-laden
iuu9( auu till, miii-
look: out for
The Best
There Is
M0N0P0LE
prison there Is not enougn fresh air
to breath with two men in the small
cells.
During the coming term some pro
vision must be made to force more
ah through the corridors, as well as
a better supply of drinking water.
These nr simple propositions of hu
manity. For the credit and good name of
the state, flogging should be abolish
ed and the prison made so secure
that it would not be necessary to
ahoot men down who try to walk off
when there 'is a chance
All changes should be removed.
The prison should be made more se
cure and the whipping post should
be abolished. It is a disgrace to the
state and degrades and demoralizes
the prison force as much as it doe3
the convicts.
These humane reforms can only be
made possible when a man of suffic
ient intelligence and moral and Chris
tian character. Is made superintendent
who will say these abuses shall be
righted.
f
m:
ill
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Real Estate
1 I have a larger and better
' list of Farms, Stock RaucheB
land City Property to sell
1 than ever before. Abo a big
!lot of- land in the comirg
I wheat stction of EaBtern
Washington.
'N.Berkeley
; LOSSES ALWAYS
MET PROMPTLY
r r h r 1
I ---JZT. T ' T - .1 Bi I V si
IF CONFRONTED
With a lie phis ultra-"nothlnr 1
yond"- sign, yeu might as eU
fcuu.i 11 you are convinced thei!
board speaks the truth. It doestr!
it means the beat to be had in the
of carriages, buggies, hacks and rA
is to be found here. The bottom
this advertisement Bhall be: Eetk
mrtuer ior gooa tnmgs on wheels.
we nave the 8yraeu- plow, Itl
uie'Desi ana Micmt plow on e
nulls eauier and dnra Iwttcr n-n.v. ,
fy the latest process and will mml
in any eon. a car of Winona wu
all sizes, will arrive soon. They i
uieuu lueniheives.
NEAQLE BROTHERS
Btorer caiollne enrlnes art the test, d i
I"1!1'1 'W,J,,PJ
ning of winter in earn
est. To Catarrh suffer
ers there is nothing
cheering in these climatic changes?
for with the return of cold weather.
nil tll rlicTiiT-rlili. vmntnmo nf fat..!.
appear: blinding headaches, dizziness, a ,
sniffy feeling about the nose that makes '
breathing difficult, chest pains, nnd as the '
disease progresses, a discharge of nauseat- 1
ing matter from the throat and nose keeps !
one continually hawking and spitting. j
Catarrh is a most disgusting disease. I
The foul mucous secretions that are con- j
stantly dropping back into the stomach '
contaminate and poison the blood and is ,
distributed throughout the body, and it i
then becomes a deep-seated, systemic. '
persistent disease that must be treated
through the blood, for it is beyond the ,
reaco 01 sprays, wasues, powders or ex
ternal treatment of any kind.
5. S. S. soon clears the system of all
Catarrhal matter and purges the blood of
the irritating, poisons, thus effectually
checking the further progress of this seri
ous and far reaching disease.
Lookout for Catarrh in winter, for cold
stirs the blood and causes excessive secre
tion of mucus and brings to life all the
slumbering poisons that make Catarrh
the most abominable
of all diseases. S.S.S.
keeps the blood in
uch perfect order
that cold warea cause
Finest on . I
The Market
CANNED GOODS
Complete Line at
THE
Standard Grocery
Court Street
Low Sellers of Groceries
By the Fire Insurance Com
panies we represent. Our
companies, stand first in the
world.
sss
Gray's Harbor
Commercial Co.
The governor will do wejl to not change from the heat of summer to the
a t l.nn.ln . i.r t . . ' r : . 1 . . r . .
iiguisui vrujicr iirouuccuouuruuienecis.
Write us if you have Catarrh, and our
Physicians will advise you without charge.
Book on Jilood and Skin Diseases free.
tie the hands of his appointee, by
dictating the appointment of his sub
ordinates from the class of low and
loud politicians, who Imagine any one
Is good enough to handle prisoners.
With the prison made more secure.
with better air and water, with a sys
tem of making appointments of sub
ordinates that will give the auperln-,
tendent absolute control of his force.
there are possible great Improve
raenUln this branch of 4he service.
Too Swirl Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga,
ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN
counsellor-at-law
U. 8 Bupreme Court
REGISTERED ATfORNEY
0. 8. Patent Ofllce
U. . and FOREIGN PATENTS
Trade Maria an&Copjrlf bu
7 - Uu.Bt, N. V, Waabliurton. D.
We Don't Keep Everything
But we ao Keep a good big
stock of nice dry Flooring,
Ceiling, Rustic and Finish,
in all grades . Also all kinds
of Dimension LumUr, In
cluding Lath and Shingles.
Our stock of Doors, Win
dows, Moulding, Bulldiug
and Tar Paper and Apple
Boxes Is complete, aud auy
one In need of Lumber will
not be wrong In placing
their order with the : :
Gray's Harbor Com. Co.
Opp. w: & c. R. Depot
AfUU.f A
Hartford Fire Insurauce Co.f 12,250,070
Alliance Assurance Co 28,039,063
Liuuuuu a .uancasmre ire
Insurance Co 2 544 (
North British A. Mercjmrll ' '
to... 10,695.074
noyai insurance Co 22,897,153
FRANK B. CLOPTON
AGENT
800 MAIN STREET
GOOD SOUND WOOD
ei........ I..-, 1 ..... -I,,, ,
Is always received when you
nlna .. 1 . .
fiav.c yuui UlUCr Willi US-
Fir, Tamarack and
..Pine.,
Why buy poor coal when you
can get the best for the same
price?
Laptz Bros.
Telephone Main 5t
Don't Forget
That we will launder your linen 1
a manner that will,,doyoHproad'5
not only one time, bat tra
time; not one week, nur en
week of the fiity two. To mi
sure, though, trj' us tot noaw
you'll try us the restoffctW"
We ask your jaunary w
cause we can do it right.
THE DOMIC LAM
tCourt and Thompson
Tons
AND
Tons
lust received another
car load of Poultry and
stock supplies at the .
Colesworthy
CHOP MILL
maud 129 East AlU Street
mn WIT UH
OLD NBWSPArauo-Vf,.. or 1
crpcU, 00 o"j- "Vmdt W
..nana UIQ .
at tb EAST uiinuw" -
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